Text Language

[Amarco13]

I am trying to get it in a different language, but whenever i try it doesn't work
How do i set it in a different language

[ZG-kitty]

I'm pretty sure you can't set your text into a different language...unless you type it that way...

Just try using an online language translator, although, they are not always accurate with large amounts of sentence structuring.

[Dead Tired]

Originally Posted by ZG-kitty

I'm pretty sure you can't set your text into a different language...unless you type it that way...

Just try using an online language translator, although, they are not always accurate with large amounts of sentence structuring.

He might mean using symbols like they use in Spanish. Like the N with the ~ over it. I can't remember what it was called atm though. Although I'm not completely sure if you can use them in imaging software. I do know that some fonts that I've found come with those kinds of symbols though.

[Skirmish]

Yeah... Making Japanese words for my signature I'm working on right now is not going to well... I suck with making the text...

[Falcon0408]

I copy and paste from Wikipedia for Japanese letters

http://www.tedmontgomery.com/tutorial/ALTchrc.html
Go there, gives you the Alt codes for letters with accents. You need to have Num-lock on, hold Alt and press the keys on the keypad on the RIGHT SIDE of your keyboard, as it doesn't work with the numbers along the top.

[Nago]

Originally Posted by Dead Tired

He might mean using symbols like they use in Spanish. Like the N with the ~ over it. I can't remember what it was called atm though. Although I'm not completely sure if you can use them in imaging software. I do know that some fonts that I've found come with those kinds of symbols though.

Alt Gr plus the button left to enter (the one with ^ on it) and then n. It turns out like this Ñ. If you didnt know. And I have no idea what you mean Amarco, is that even possible?

[Amarco13]

Originally Posted by Dead Tired

He might mean using symbols like they use in Spanish. Like the N with the ~ over it. I can't remember what it was called atm though. Although I'm not completely sure if you can use them in imaging software. I do know that some fonts that I've found come with those kinds of symbols though.

I actually did not mean that, i meant what zg was saying.

Zg thank you. i tried copy and pasting and it works, thanks again
oh and falcon thanks for the symbols, didn't know how to use them